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  • Hypothetically, if were absent of contaminating the environment by not having that bacteria and instead used nano technology to break down food.

    Would we still have microwood in our balls?

  • Hypothetically, if we were alive during that time period. We would have microwood in our balls and not microplastic?

  • bean

    Jump
  • For a good read, look for "For the Love of Insects" by Thomas Eisner who studied the bombardier beetle. The book doesn't focus on bombardier beetles. But he does go over how he made some discovers on the bombardier beetle.

    Eisner was a wonderful scientist with a fascinating perspective.

  • I'd eat an onion like an apple.

  • You're reading a magazine. You come across a full-page nude photo of a girl.

  • Oh garsh

  • Face off sequel?

  • It's the motive force! Not some heretical warp magic.

  • Also Alaska: It’s over, Texas. I have the high ground.

    Alaska - High point: 20,320 feet - Sea levelTexas - High point: 8,749 feet - Sea level

  • Dutch behavioral biologist Maarten 't Hart, hired by Herzog for his expertise with laboratory rats, revealed that, after witnessing the inhumane way in which the rats were treated, he no longer wished to cooperate. Apart from traveling conditions that were so poor that the rats, imported from Hungary, had started to eat each other upon arrival in the Netherlands, Herzog insisted the plain white rats be dyed gray. To do so, according to 't Hart, the cages containing the rats needed to be submerged in boiling water for several seconds, causing another half of them to die. The surviving rats proceeded to lick themselves clean of the dye immediately, as 't Hart had predicted they would.

    Holy shit.

  • The better solution

    Bicycle vamps

  • MFW I walk into the single occupancy bathroom in a public place and it's occupied.

  • No scrotum, no hair, no bumps. Closest shave you can get.

  • "What happened we dropped out of warp, report!"

    "Sir, something moved the mouse"